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Caterbury Cathedral, West View

W.H. Trimnell

1860s–70s

Monument of Black Prince. Canterbury Cath

W.H. Trimnell

1860s–70s

The Choir, Caterbury Cathedral

W.H. Trimnell

1860s–70s

Letter opener, W.H. Haseler, Ivory, silver, enamel, British, Birmingham — Letter opener
W.H. Haseler
Liberty & Co.
1907–8

Central Park, New York

W.H. Guild, Jr.

1864–65

The Central Park Photographed

W.H. Guild, Jr.

Frederic Beecher Perkins

1864

Claret jug, Archibald Knox British, Silver, chrysoprase, British, Birmingham — Claret jug
Multiple artists/makers
1900–1901

The Photographic and Fine Art Journal, Vol. X

Multiple artists/makers

1850s

Mug, M.H. American, Silver, American — Mug
M.H.
ca. 1785–1815

Bassoon in C, Jean-Jacques Baumann French, Maple, brass, French — Bassoon in C
Jean-Jacques Baumann
C.H. Felix
ca. 1813–25

Elevator cars, elevator entrances : catalogue no. 56, W.S. Tyler Company — Elevator cars, elevator entrances : catalogue no. 56
W.S. Tyler Company
Bartlett-Orr Press
1927

Pair of candlesticks, N.H. (?), Silver, French, Paris — Pair of candlesticks
N.H. (?)
1714–15

Watch, W.A., Case and dial: gilded brass; Movement: gilded brass and polished steel, Flemish, Antwerp or possibly Ghent — Watch
W.A.
1571

The progress of the marbling art, from technical scientific principles : with a supplement on the decoration of book edges, Josef Halfer — The progress of the marbling art, from technical scientific principles : with a supplement on the decoration of book edges
Multiple artists/makers
1893

Plaque with seahorses and snakes, Rozenburg Plateelfabriek Dutch, Glazed earthenware, Dutch, The Hague — Plaque with seahorses and snakes
Multiple artists/makers
1898–1899

Mary of Burgundy, Master H.A. or A.H. Austrian, Oil on fir panel — Mary of Burgundy
Master H.A. or A.H.
1528

Port de Dinan, Brittany, W.A. Mansell British, Albumen silver print — Port de Dinan, Brittany
W.A. Mansell
1856

Watch, (W.R.?) Rose, Copper gilt, silver, enamel, British — Watch
(W.R.?) Rose
18th century

Salver, W.C., London, Silver, British, London — Salver
W.C., London
1775–76

Dessert spoon, W.W.(?), Dublin, Silver gilt, Irish, Dublin — Dessert spoon
W.W.(?), Dublin
18th century

Musical Glasses, F.H. Smith American, Wood, glass, American — Musical Glasses
F.H. Smith
ca. 1830

[Bernard Haggin], Walker Evans American, Gelatin silver print — [Bernard Haggin]
Walker Evans
B.H. Haggin
1941

Military hat, J.H. McKenney & Company, synthetic, leather, wool, American — Military hat
J.H. McKenney & Company
1860–64

Cravat, W.K. Gilbert & Company American, Silk, American — Cravat
W.K. Gilbert & Company
1900–1910

Gym suit, R.H. Stearns Company American, wool, American — Gym suit
R.H. Stearns Company
ca. 1898

Bonnet, R.H. Stearns Company American, [no medium available], American or European — Bonnet
R.H. Stearns Company
1880s

Bonnet, R.H. Stearns Company American, [no medium available], American or European — Bonnet
R.H. Stearns Company
1880s

Military helmet, J.H. McKenney & Company, Wool, leather, metal, American — Military helmet
J.H. McKenney & Company
1881–82

Wedding Corset, W.S. Thomson & Company British, Cotton, metal, bone, silk, British — Wedding Corset
W.S. Thomson & Company
Thomson, Langdon & Co.
1874

Hat, R.H. Stearns Company American, silk, American — Hat
R.H. Stearns Company
ca. 1923

Crystal Buds, Eva Zeisel American, Glass — Crystal Buds
Eva Zeisel
A.H. Heisey & Co.
1954

Crystal Buds, Eva Zeisel American, Glass — Crystal Buds
Eva Zeisel
A.H. Heisey & Co.
1954

B.H. Kinney

1853

Defending Darwin Harbor, from "America at War", W.S. Corporation American, Chromolithography — Defending Darwin Harbor, from "America at War"
W.S. Corporation
1942

U.S.S. Anderson, from "America at War", W.S. Corporation American, Chromolithography — U.S.S. Anderson, from "America at War"
W.S. Corporation
1942

Flying Tigers in Burma, from "America at War", W.S. Corporation American, Chromolithography — Flying Tigers in Burma, from "America at War"
W.S. Corporation
1942

Bombing by Parachute, from "America at War", W.S. Corporation American, Chromolithography — Bombing by Parachute, from "America at War"
W.S. Corporation
1942

Operating while being bombed, from "America at War", W.S. Corporation American, Chromolithography — Operating while being bombed, from "America at War"
W.S. Corporation
1942

Parachute Action, from "America at War", W.S. Corporation American, Chromolithography — Parachute Action, from "America at War"
W.S. Corporation
1942

U.S. Naval Attack at Marshall Island, from "America at War", W.S. Corporation American, Chromolithography — U.S. Naval Attack at Marshall Island, from "America at War"
W.S. Corporation
1942